220V 50HZ Swimming Pool Sodium Hypochlorite Generator with Low Salt Consumption

220V 50HZ Swimming Pool Sodium Hypochlorite Generator with Low Salt Consumption

Brief Introduction

It is a proven technology to convert ordinary salt (common salt) or sea water, by means of electrolysis into sodium hypochlorite (ELECTRO HYPO) using GEEMBLUE sodium hypochlorite generators ( electro chlorinator system). It is always applied on-site, at the point of application. No chemicals other than ordinary salt are used throughout the process.

The electrolytic cell is fed a DC current from the rectifier and electrolyzes the diluted brine into sodium hypochlorite solution. Chlorine evolves at the anode surface, while hydrogen and hydroxide evolves at the cathode surface. The secondary reaction of chlorine, sodium and the hydroxyl ion nets sodium hypochlorite (chlorine bleach) at a 0.8% solution. Below 1%, hypo is classified as a non-hazardous chemical although still a very effective disinfectant. The only by-product, hydrogen, is safely vented into the atmosphere.

Specifications:

System Flow Chart

Applications:

• Potable water treatment for drinking purpose
• Cooling water treatment algae control
• Waste water treatment
• Effluent control including treatment of sewage.
• Swimming pool chlorination.
• Open well water treatment
• Hospital disinfection and hygiene maintenance
• Hospital waste management.
• Sterilizer for food processing in Hotel and Restaurants.
• Meat and Poultry processing facilities disinfection.
• Sterilizer for food consumable and perishable Packing Plants.
• Public places disinfection
• Public health water treatment to control micro-organisms, destroy hydrogen sulphide (rotten egg odour), colour algae growth and keeps transmission pipes clean.
• Laundry and bleaching.
• General purpose domestic bleach and disinfectant.
• Poultry water disinfection.
• General farm sanitation, odour control.
• Dairy equipment sterilization
• Manufacture of oxidized starch.
• Bleaching of textiles, paper shellac, carpets, alginates.
• Fisheries.